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Margaret Deland was from Manchester, Pennsylvania which eventually became part of Pittsburgh. The article links to Manchester of York County which is incorrect. I don't know how to fix the text! See http://www.manchesterhistoricsocietypa.com for more info.

Margaret Deland wrote a story called "Many Waters." I'm not competent, and therefore will leaving adding it to the real page to someone more capable. 99.139.208.109 (talk) 20:20, 22 February 2009 (UTC)